Key result
Genomic characterization identifies two novel bovine enterovirus strains from diarrheal cattle as the BEV-E4 subtype.
Population
Two novel Chinese bovine enterovirus strains isolated from newly transported cattle with diarrheal feces
Comparison
BEV-GX1901 vs BEV-GX1902
Design
Preclinical genomic and physicochemical characterization study
Authors
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Extends BEV-E4 geographic range to China; leaves open pathogenicity and surveillance needs in cattle.
The isolation and genomic characterization of two novel BEV-E4 strains from cattle in China provides insights into the distribution and properties of bovine enteroviruses.
Wu et al. (2025) studied Bovine enterovirus infection. Isolation and genomic characterization of two novel Chinese bovine enterovirus strains (BEV-GX1901 and BEV-GX1902) from cattle with diarrhea revealed they belong to the BEV-E4 subtype.
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